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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

The concert programme for this week
is perhaps the most popular that has yet
been rendered The Monroe Park con-
cert takes place tomorrow night. Sever
al of the musicians are engaged to play
ON am excursion for Thursday night
others are engaged for the Mozart
Academy orchestra
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TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT As ONE.
Marriage of Mr. Forrest {. Jones and Miss
Cora &. Kahn.

Last night at the residence Of the
brides mother on upper Hull street,
Manchester, Mr. Forrest C. Jones and
Miss Cora c. Kahn, of that city, were
united in marriage
Re-. William H. Christian performed
the ceremony. 4 handsome collation.
was served and the bride was the recip.
lent Of some elegant flowers and other
tokens Soon afterwards Mr. and Mrs
Jones left on trip to Florida, where
the father of the groom is residing
Mr. Jones is a popular young clerk of
this city, and the bride is a daughter OF
the late Isaac Kahn, one Of Manchesters
former best known and most popular
residents
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WOODSTOCK, Va, August 3l.-The en-
tire control of the liquor traffic at the
Shenandoah County Agricultural Society
Fair, to be held next month. was sold
yesterday TO Senator Riddleb rger for
800 cash He then obligated himself to
the society TO sell no intoxicating liquors
or allow any to be sold, and to lock up
the house heretofore used as bar-room.
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4 Socialist Expelled.

BERLIN, August 3l-Herr Frohme a
Socialist deputy in the Reiehstsg. has
been expelled from Frankfort. The Co
logne Gazette SAYS it has authority to de-
ny that any negotiations are proceeding
with ,he French Government concerning
the residence of citizens OF either coun-
try The Socialists are holding secret
meetings somewhere in Zurich.
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The Cologne Gdzete says II has an.
thoriiy to deny that " negotiations are
proceeding with the French government
concerning the residence Of citizens Of
either country.
The So ialsts are holding secret meet
ings somewhere i'm Zurich.
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now TIE POISON WORKED.

The doctor hesitated, but the wife did
not. "Oh, doctor she screamed weep
ingly. Don't believe him; he is determ-
ined to kill himself, and is only telling
you that to keep you from saving his
life The joker insisted on his state
ment, but the physician took the wife's
view and gave the medicine, with iTme-
diate and extensive results Mr. --
groaned and turned white, while under
Mrs. -'s urging another dose was
given with similar outcome, when DR..
pronounced the patient safe, even
if he had been full Of poison. There was
very sick and peniten; man in that
house for several hours, but he repeated
that he had taken nothing. which was
really the fact He is now well, sadder
and wiser man, and will never again
try Joke on his wife
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ENTERPRISE COUNCIL.
Its Trip Down the River.

Next Tuesday night Enterprise Coun-
ell No 8, Jr o. IA W., will have a moon
light excursion down the James. BY
mistake it was made to appear yesterday
that they would 60 on Sunday. They
promise excellent music and a good time
10 all who attend
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We hope the Ariel on its proposed eX-
cmsion to Old Point will not get OH a
bar. as q former excursion boat did, at
least unless 10 has q very fine and copious
one ON board. That former steamer got
ON "a bar, and the bar ON board was
rapidly giving ont under the fatal drain,
when the barkecpeI saw the awful CON
sequences and "watcred up to make
the supply hold out
The drinkers got mad and threatened
to- have row. when the man of cock
tails and juleps replied quietly Cen
tlemcn, you are ON sand-bar for several
hours, an il you don't like my liquor
Won can just go next door
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

During the month Of August the clerk
of the Hastings Court admitted TO record
thirtyfour deeds and issued four mar
riages liccnses-tWO TO whites aud two to
col0red The number of marriage licen-
ses issued was fewer this month than
during any one month within the past
wear
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

Last night difficulty occurred out on
Navy Hill between two colored boys
named Edward Thorpe and Richard Bur
well, during which the former was badly
cut with o knife by the latter Burwell was
arrested and lodged I'm the Second station
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A thief broke into the residence of
Mayor Darlington, no. III. East Leigh
street. Tuesday. and stole a lot Of pre-
serves and other edibles that were in the
storeroom Entrance was effected by
breaking "a window in the store-room
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The latest Afghanistan news says that
since ii first became known that the
Ameer was i'll. two parties have rizen into
prominence at Cabul One Of these di.
visions favOrs Ayoub Khan, who recently
escaped from Teheran, while the other
supports Ishak- Kahn. Both parties are
urging their fayotites TO come to Cabul
and be ready to assume the throne in the
event OF the Ameer's death
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EXCURSIONS.

C'RAND MOONLIGHT TO DUTCH
u GAP STEAMER ABIEL-TU ESDAY.
SEPTEMBER Is, 1885,. bl Enterprise Council.
so. Jr.. %. ia. VI. Tickets I'D cents. Boat
leaves rW sharp. Tremmcr's Orchestra q.
Mes,rs. Fanklin and Lambert, -Ol0ists.
with guitar and banjo accompanying.
atI 30 vc&sa
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Governor Lee, and hi, party will leave
White Sulphur Springs to-day and 90
to the Luray cayerns, thence 10 Dagger s.
Springs, and return to Richmond ON
Monday.
Governor Lee is accompanied by
General Wade Hampton, Mrs Wade
Hampton, and Miss Williams. of Rich
mOnd, and several others
Congressman ". II. F. Lee is in the
city to-day
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Base Sall Record.

The first four Association clubs won
Tuesday. The last Western tour of the
Eastern clubs ended yesterday Now the
battle will be transferred TO the Eastern
grounds Record
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4 Erinale IinllN.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 3O-Chicsgo's 5
female attorney, Kate Kane, who recent
ly attained some nOtoriety by assaulting
reporter for noting her manners In
court. was arrested today This time
she seems to have selected weaker vic
tim for her fury.
Mrs. jane Root alleges that the lively
woman lawyer lay in wait for her in a
hallway Of house in which both reside
and logged her with broomstick. The
defendant was held for examination
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Lieutenant-Colonel William Snelings
says that the meeting of the owl Club
at his hotel on Tuesday night was a very
brilliant affair and a credit 10 the festive
record of the club but ne thinks that
the Hunt Of the Hare, which ended in
Welsh Rabbit, was the peculiar sue
cess of the evening.
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-I|H uELARlE J.. ,U2 T.. Main street. Bell
and genera. machine repairing.
.r patents.
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tNIN NlAlONT. 2s T. Marshall street
Wholesale anI retail Repairing neatly aud
UItt dome.
~lhIE tkENsHAW. Nl East Broad
.I.I mattress maker and uphOIstercr,
.-..e HnI retail Repairing neatly and
done.
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AnaI,ficaI Chemist

.. HENRY TROLLING. =, s. Twelfth street.
m-f tu Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
I.nI AIeghany railroads. Special at
..t..r f0ules AND mineral waters.
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IHNNNuPAINT STORE. s T.. Broad street
..-. glass; and painters supplies.
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.II UOIIllNG HOUSE 400 W. Broad
% Manufacturers of Vanilla PhOsphat,
MU0fi. waters.
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DAVIS. 1, y. Nuth street. Shades
..,. odd. cloths. and paper hanging.
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The smallpox scourge in Cuba is now
rapidly on the wane.
The collapse Of the California wheat
ring caused an agitation In the Liverpool
market today and prices declined.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-01

FOR SALE

I ID
A very desirable property ON Grove avenue,
tOITAGE with n rooms. large and rOOmy out
houses thorough repair. flowers, greenhouse,
shade and fruit trees Very near cars Terms
easy. price low Address
5icttf M" care DAILY TIMES.
TOR SALE-A desirable property
4 ou Floyd street .2.au vest, fronting -
feet. ruuni back about liN feet tO wide alley.
Price low tO eject immediate sale. One min
uto walk 90 street cars. Address RODMAN." p"
TIMES Office laugh tf
I'OR SALE-A beautiful properly
/ highly improved. fronting about s6 feet
On Grove avenue twO.mInutes walk of street
cars Price very reasonable to prompt appii-
cant. Address HI GIL" TlMEs Office
laugh tf
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..LEE N Ul Err Glf T. Marshall street
..e.. and retail Sole agent for The
...r.h.. Cough Drops.
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AIIIN a WHAN. Seventh and Grace
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tLufOND 1910 Z. Main street Puct
mNer. timer gas and steam filter.
IN,lEl. 80. Brook avenue. Steam and
rnF Thinning. &c.
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. .U TEA~bALE. 1915 T.. Main street. Best
..nI 50 mems and g. and $3.50 ladies'
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.nr.. nur cutting, dycing, shaving, and
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Minister to Bolivia.

WAsHlNGToN, August 3l.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed ;. :. Carlisle Of
Louisiana to be Minister Resident aud
Consul General to Bolivia
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.. uNuND STEAM BAKERY. u. Adam,
.....f0r Do s. Twelfth street. Wholesale
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HIliI lN- D.. Nan street. Watches and
uany repaired.
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\ VII SIMINIS.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Drand preliminary opening of the dramatic
season
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. AUGrsT 3i,
and SEPTEMBER !.
FIRST LADIES' MATINEE. THU KSDAY.
SEPTEMBER /.
The great emotional actress and beauiiful So
cicfy queen,
HELEN BLYTHE.
ln the purcst. strongest, and best society play
ever written.
ONLY \ WONAN'S HEART.
An American play, truthfully told, in which
Miss HELEN BLYTHEs wonderful creation Of
the pant of Edith Gordon has created a great
sensation i'm the dramatic world
Prices OF Admission: p. %, and ,5c Reserved
seats. 25c extra Matinee prices - and JOc.
Box office open fOr the sale OF reserved seats
Monday morning at O'Clock. 3au2s a.
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.I> aENlNG. corner of Fourteenth and
Nr..r..f-. Tents. awnings bags. horse and
covers.
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NIIiER~IlNE 81 CO., D and w $. FIf-
.'. Street. Potatoes, butter. heaus. cab
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oF RELIABLE
nf ~I\ESS HOI SIS.

5l SIN l.SS no I SIS
~ Drut9Iy 5oior If ro'.able and good
..., imses cirnq thar location and
. uN BE- fond gcy psCfW as source
-rnel for inf0rmati0H rolatpe 10 ang
Che d.ferem branches of business
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'H.INIA RUBBER co.. bl3 T. Broad street
HtUF. bose. and all kinds of rubber goods
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|T|H HIITUUU- IlUE I. NUIU sfT0OI-
..f tl. Horse Manufacturerand whole
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uI UNNutk. iw r. Main street. Cor
..r.0 0i.r.e solicited.
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Contractors and Builders
INI -TON. Tt D. Main street.
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Hardware and Carriage Goods.
iNhI is ~ON. 1880 East Main street
. imperial chilled p.0ws.
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tIf IfI D. HNAI Err. stall 80. t.. First
N...f smoked beef tongues q specially.
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|r-IlS. 4 N. Fifteenth street. Labor
I-faN shed l-o-
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~ y TI LIEN IIlU =. IUry siItrI
attention f0 repairing.
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AILANIlt RU BEER STAMP MANlfA -
RING co.. lOlf 4. Main 81. Manui3c
i"U- luI importers OF stamp novelties.
IN DOMINION RU BBER STAMP WORKS,
'N iiu. street Agents wanted send for
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aN,BEHGER. I3l, E-fmnkn street
guaranteed.
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thompson. Franklin street. under Ex-
Nse Hotel. Advertising sign artist.
HH fence and wall signsa specially.
IIf>lOMB NO. - \. Ninth street. Sign
-------- .uI .--I-u-l m l--I..
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aAhllN 81 co. 1876 Franklin street lcstab
-.0I l~U Toilet and laundry Soaps.
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tibA COAL YARD (Llba station. Broad
4.l Pine streets ". s. Pitcher. agent All
..ils ~ Coal Wood. and Coke. 1ole-
ilone 30
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A NEW CRAZE.

New York, Dec. 2O.-The 7ri-
bnme says: Boar hunting is a great
sport in Germany, and it may be-
come tremendous "craZe" in this
country for rich people before the
last decade of the century has
begun. At any rate, some hunts
men in and near New York have
been talking about the matter, and
an effort will probably soon be made
to scatter boars through some park
like Tuxedo or preserve in the
West, let them propagate, and then
have each fall and winter a hunt
which shall be spiced with more
danger than the chase Of Long
Island fox or the pursuit of the
mild-eyed deer. Reiche & Bro.
animal importers, have been in COR
respOndence with several gentlemen,
and determined some time ago to
import q number Of wild bears from
Germany as an experiment. The
first consignment arrived yesterday
on the North German Lloyd steamer
Vera, from Bremen. To-day q
dozen boars will be taken to Hobo
ken, and from there to the grounds
Of the first sportsmen who come to
get them.
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PROFANITY EEfec1uALlY REBuKsp

fitzpatrick, when Il Lieutenant
Colonel Of cavalry, met a deserved
rebuke for his profanity. Custer
was with him when he rode up to q
sergeant of the guard in his regi-
ment and, swearing at him furiously,
ordered him to attend to certain
matter that had been neglected.
The man folded his arms and stood
at bay, looking Fitzpatrick squarely
in the eye. "Do you hear me -
you'll" said the latter, "why don't
you do as l tell your" "When I
receive a proper order shall
obey" said the soldier firmly. "The
Articles Of War forbid you to adj
dress me in the language you have
used" Custer "snickered right out
in meeting" and said in stage
whisper: ely, he's got you,
Kill" Colonel Fitzpatrick saw the
point at once, and in very manly
way changed his front and apollo
gized. Sergeant" said he, ''you
are right and 1 apologize. l should
not have addressed you as 1 did"
Then he gave his orders, the man
touched his hat respectfully and
turned away to fulfill the command,
and Fitzpatrick rose many degrees in
the estimation of his soldiers
Philadelphia Record.
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SIX THOUSAND CR0ATS.

A curious story comes from Lon
don. Not many days since man
appeared at the Bank Of England,
perspiring under the weight of a
heavy bag which he threw on the
counter and asked to have changed
in gold. The bag contained exactly
f100 worth of fourpenny bits of the
year 1838-all of the 5000 as bright
and unworn as when freshly issued
from the Mint. The owner explain
ed that the coins we're legacy from
his grandmother, who had just died,
and who, having q passion for four
penny pieces, had procured the
bagful at the bank half century
ago and boarded them carefully
until the day Of her death. The
legatee took his f10O in gold and
departed. Next morning he reap
peared in a very excited state Of
mind and asked for the fpurpepny
bits hack, ssfQr," said he, ~ am
told the jewellers will give q shilling
apiece for them" He Was politely
informed that the coins had been
distributed. IFS. F. Bulletin.
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VE80El0 ExPECTED.

Am bktne s N Castle, Hubbard, from
Port Blakely, due here Dec 10th, to
Castle Il Cooke.
Am bark Timour, Brewer, sailed from
Boston, Dec II, due May 1-20.
Am sChr Ida Schnauer, Robertson,
from San Francisco, due January 1920.
Am tern G o Perkins, Alderman,
from San Francisco, due January 20-8l.
Am VIII bark Hunter, Geo w jerks,
from the Line Islands, due March 1881.
Am bark Klikitat, II D Cutler, from
Pot Townsend, " 7, due February
Hrit bark Martha, Fisher, from Glas.
row, sailed Sept Q. due lers Jan 1880,
to Scnaeier q Co.
Brit bark Lady Lamps0n, Narston,
from the Colonies, due here in Feb, to
Brewer q 20.
Brit bark Sofia, from Newcastle, N
NW, due January 1926
BRIT bark Glengaber, Rolleston. frsm
lvsrna9l dye here IAN lS-Si' 70
Ger bark Hydra, from Hongkong, due
December 1-l5.
Haw schr General Seigel, from French
Frigate Shoals, due Nov 2O-30.
Hsw bark Thos r Foster, F w Rugg
from Victoria, B Q, due Decembe'
ssif 6Mt bark p G Paterson, from New
! castle; y 8 ", due February l-20.
Hehr Dora BluhM, from San Fran
Gstman bark Hercules, Jess, schaefer
D Co, sailed from Glasgow, December
~, duo April 30.
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new FACTS Asour oANN,ssls.- !

Il has long been known that a
few tribes Of cannibals lived In
Africa, but there was until recently
no reason to believe that the tribes
Of anthropophagi are numerous and
that cannibalism is practiced in quite
large part Of the Continent. The
new discovery is the result Of ex-
plorations in tho Congo Basin, where
II 10 now believed cannibals are more
numerous than In any other part Of
the world. There is some striking
differences nth regard to this prac-
tice among various tribes.
When Lieutenants Kund and Tap
penbeck were travelling between the
Wambu and XVIII rivers they came
among the gentle and timid tribe Of
the PAmballas, who confessed that
they were men.eaters on q small
scale. "It IL true" they said,
THAT we eat people when we have
any people to eat, but that is not
very often" This announcement
has q tinge Of sadness due to the
fact that the Parnballas, not being
warlike, are generally the under
dogs in the fight that surrounding
tribes force upon them, and they
think themselves lucky IL now and
then an enemy falls into their hands.
Quite different was the conduct Of
the men-eaters whom the same ira
velers met further east. "Why,"
they insolently shouted, lido you
not give US some Of your men to
eat? You are no friends Of ours.
When the Majaccas come among us
they never fail to bring us some
men to eat. They are our friends. I"
Other cannibals in the Congo
Basin deny that they are men
eaters, and will not admit the truth
as long IS they can conceal it. Few
Of the Bangaillas will talk on the
subject to white men. The practice
in their tribes is usually confined to
their chiefs and leaders, they being
considered as specially privileged.
It is impossible as yet to say
what causes confirm some tribes in
the practice Of cannibalism, while
near related tribes abhor the very
idea. The Monbuttus on the Welle
Makua, who are exceptionally i'd
vanced in their arts and industries,
are cannibals. The Wagandas, on
the other hand, who live about 400
miles southeast and who are of the
same stock as the Monbuttus and
like them in their development,
wouldn't dream of eating a human
body, Notwithstanding the fact that
they are very fond Of meat, which
is the greatest luxury the common
people can have, as they are con-
fined almost wholly to vegetable
diet.-CN. Y. Sun.
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FURTHER NEWS FROM
MAUNA LOA.

The latest news from the Great
Lava Flow Of 1887 10 to hand per
steamer w. g.. Hall, which vessel
arrived Just before our time Of going
to press, allowing time only for q
brief summary which Is given be-
low:-
The Lava Flow at the source is
still active, but diminishing rapidly.
On Wednesday night nothing but
the reflection could be seen from
Punaluu. Yesterday morning, while
the Hall was passing the Flow,
nothing was to be seen but one or
two small jets Of smoke rising here
and there.
Large volumes of smoke are rising
from various parts tof Mauna Loa,
and the belief is that lava will burst
out before long.
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REMOVING CONFEDERATE DlsAol-
81 Litter.

Washington, Dec. 7.--Congress-
man Herbert, of Alabama, intro
duced bill to remove the disabii-
ties of ex- Confederates, and to make
them eligible for appointment into
the United States Army and Navy.
In conversation with a reporter
to-day the Congressman said that
the bill was the outgrowth of the
Cutting affair.
"My people down there" he
said, ''large numbers of them, in
fact, were so much incensed over
the Cutting episode that they volun-
teered to organize troops to invade
Mexico II necessary. A large pro-
portion Of them found they could
not enlist under their country's flag,
as they had formerly served the
Confederacy. Their complaints to
me suggested the idea of this bill.
Now, in case of war with a foreign
Power, the Government would be
very glad to avail herself of all the
ex-Confederates. Their experience
would be Of great benefit, for they
would add trained officers to both
army and navy. To pass this bill
after war had been declared would
be necessity, aud would then be
considered by the South as an act
Of expediency. If, on the contrary,
the bill should become law in time
Of peace, it would be accepted as q
gracious act, Noteworthy of n for
giving nation and would, believe,
go far toward healing the still rank
ling sores and animosities that liz
hidden by force of human nature in
the heart Of many Southerner. -
Especial to Louisville Courier
journal.
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The entire Hebrew Bible was
printed In 1883.
The labor market In Sydney, re-
Gently 90 depressed, is improving.
Oliver Wendell Holmes does not
mind what cranks cay about him,
50 icng as hey de net steal his
Coughing may be stopped by
pressing on the nerves Of the lips
in the 'heighborhocd Of the nose, a
pressure there may prevent . cough
when II 10 beginning. Pressing very
hard on the top of the meuth inside
is also . means Of stopping cough.
ing. And the will has immense
power, too.
That nobility is the truest which
q man derives, not from his pedi-
gree, but from himself; that excel
lency is the greatest which is per-
sonal that glory ia the most estim.
able which II tixed III Our intellec-
tual and moral attributes; not that
whicha man locks up with his cash
81. puts BY with his EibbeAs.-
tAnOA.
10 cure carns,-Get a lump o.
chalk, beat and pound until it is al
fine aud soft as -four then obtain
common tallow candle, mix thu
chalk and tallow into q fine, smooth
salve. This simple plebian remedy
II faithfully followed, seldom falls
Rub into the corns night and morn
ing and at any time when YOU hay
the opportunity, until they drop .
diseppsssr a.llpSssAsg.